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    Wishing for a sensory garden

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    Chandra Suppiah represented the Shivabala – Shivarudrabalayogi Mission Australia at a previous multicultural fair in the City of Gosnells.

    Food fair in Langford

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    Kenwick resident Nela Kosec was shocked when she had two ischemic strokes on Australia day 2012 but hoped her story would encourage others to research the risks. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Health warning for women

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    Wards would open door to ‘numpties’

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    Hoffman retires for the third time

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    Searle topples Griffiths

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    Tegan Carter, Jan Davis and Kayla Carter add some fun to the festival. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Celebrate springfest

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    Peter Papas and Paul Stoodley would embark on a three day journey to help the fight against motor neurone disease. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Team Stoodley fundraises for ‘horrid disease’

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    Examiner editor Robyn Molloy’s story about Senior Constable Joseph Gonzalez’ career was one of three to make her a finalist in the WA Media Awards on Saturday.

    Examiner makes top 3

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    Stuart Graham and Matt Reynolds installed the City of Gosnells’ first NBN node in Langford last week. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    First NBN node installed in Langford

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    Angie Stone, Myra Cunningham and Noreen Vallis enjoy a day of socialising at the club. Photographs — Matt Devlin.

    Socialise, have fun with seniors

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    City of Gosnells mayor Dave Griffiths and his wife and campaign manager Jan were forced to replace about $1000 worth of signage after it was tampered with last week. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Elections turn ugly

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